Almanac for Tomrrow.
rises 5:111: Iota 0:08.
,. tide 7:“ a. mi 8:08 11.111.
"to “017111101. 1'
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Mu Office.
- ‘ of Room.
" 41-00911 0111M. Namath.
01W. Molasses.
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Mtgfinnd city governments are co-
thhg. for the work of raising the
of Galveston. Texas. than saving
.illtlhifol security against any future
‘ ‘ “from the sea. The bill appro»
”iii 3‘ all the state taxes collected
alveston county (except school
laughter fifteen years has become
law. This money will assist the city
the. Issuance of bonds. The chair-
. tin of the finance committee. of the
'llrd of City Commissioners report—
“ the other night that about 310.000
now‘on hand for grading and raising
odo.‘
_..__._.._._.._.
1 it used to be thought that there
were few people 100 year, old. Now it
rill-asserted that there are more than
.000 persons lathe United States who'
"Its: 00 years'olr or more. Mr. Jos-
‘-H. Perkins, of Syracuse. New
6'13. uys he has collected facts to
fodfb this. and he is going to publish
a hook telling aboutno less than 50.000
foilteitaidnns who have lived in this
country.
i
”Wu—Wm
. ' FASHION'.
Turkish toweling makes exeeilent
lib-cloths.
The rich Pompadour silks are to be
titled in making coats for carriagewcar
and for wear at dressy functions.
" One housekeeper always keeps a
clean oyster shell in her tea kettle to
prevent any crush formation on the
kettle itself.
- "Have you taken any special notice of
new linen ginghams. one of the
ow ,' memorized fabrics? They are
“long the prettiest of the new fabrics
It launder.
Zlbeliue in l.glit colors is taking the
place of the heavy materials that haw
been used solong for capes for travel-
3 and runabout wear. Capes are less
.umay made of this material and
lessanter to the touch.
The Woman who tries on one of
ho" hats. mode of wire covered only
with twists of ribbon. where there is
titer natural or artificial light sum-
lentiy strong to cast a shadow. will
. ever wear it. fl hey are neither pret-
: ty themselves nor becoming to anyone.
There arc‘collar foundations made of
fiber that Is said to lie perspiration
proof. it this is so and they are light
‘ rid dainty enough for thin gowns they
will pimve a great boon to womnnkind
_ Who 1 hes to look as fresh and crisp on
. a "waiting" day as any other.
. This“ sounds pretty good: it is "icin-
' on queens.“ taken from “The House-
keeper": One-half cupful butter. one
uptulnugar. grated rind of one lemon.
three-quarters tablespoonful lemon
juice, yolks of four eggs. one and one—
qunrter eupful flour. one-quarter tea-
spoonful salt. one-quarter teaspoonful
lode. whites of four eggs. Cream the
tter. add the sugar gradually, con—
thine beating. then add the grated rind
and lemon lulejp. and the yolks of the
eggs beatensunlll thick and light. Mia
_ foie‘ther flour. salt and soda.
hid Id to first mixture. Beat vigor-
mlyand then add the whites of four
at. beaten until stiff and dry. Bake
,r‘ninutes. in small gem cups
der with confectioner's frosting tint-
is a ., ornamentlnn each by forcing
L lung through pastry bag. usingpas
bag nd small star tube.
“1111101 ”Malta;
“$7.
.. on. Yonvwlllapnreciate the tut
titres times per week.
M. yogi-Erastus.“ yd. At
, do y .
phone or write. us and we wii
get the goods.
so put rubber 1
Phone 1001.
' . _tti.iu,ar..co
“it
hellfire AND nuos CLEANED
t and thoroughly renovates and
having unclean them for you
will‘only’cail and see us at
. Our cleaner is in operation any
that work demands it. and not less
ires on baby
R. MADISON AVE.
lawn» flail-511011 Estimates Iota! Valuation. less'
Deductions. to 110513754021. an Increase
' ‘ of $196,133
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Town Clerk Herbert it. Smith has compiled a list of the value of taxable
property in the present town of NOI'WJIK for the year 1002 and will forward i
the same In a few days to the state comptroller.
A comparison of the list of 11101 uni 1902 furnishes the startling informa-
tion that the, town during these two years has swrlicd thirty-11w acres. Nor-
walk is considerably better off on tllli score than the town of Wilton. the
Ilals’ for the tho years mcutioncd showing that Wilton has lost 000 acres.
l~‘urtlicr comparison of the lists of 1001 and 11102 of the town of Norwalk 1
show that in 1902 there were ninety m m bouscs than the ycar previous. but
that the number of stores had dccrens-d by twenty-five. I
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lllNllle, March ”rethink“
be
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SOLVENT NOTICE. U
.——.
bate Court, Math 10th. A. 1).. 11103
Eillhlo of Chlflhl R. Dannie 0
Norwalk. In maid district. deceased.
The lourt of Probate for the distrlc
.of Norwalk built limited and allowed
.' six months from the date hereof for the
creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement.
é loci to present their accounts. propcr~
' ly attested. within said time. will he do
All persons In-
dolltcd to said estate are rmluestod to
make ininlcd'ate payment to
arrcd a recovery.
MRS. MAliY t'._ IMY.
ill 21 211
la.‘
moat and 'Mrs. ‘lAntonUIud George
Cornwallis-Wool. will
on the White Star llne steamer 0ce~
ianlc. which is to soil from Liverpool
Ion Wednesday for New York.
passengers
lS'I‘lllCT 0F NORWAIK. as.. l'ro-
Those who neg-
Administrntrix.
can WORK! MEETING.
Local Union Hold a Mom "onion in
New Haven Yesterday.
NEW HAVEN. March :3.——'rne Cat
Workers' Union of this city held a?
protracted meeting last night in Pil-
grim lodge hail.'at which about 1100
employees of the car shops of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford itali—
road Company attended. The meat
lug was secret and information as to
tho proceedinugs was refused. except
to admit that it concerned the sched-
ule of hours and wages which the on
ion will ask of the company. Many
new members were elected.
General Manager W. E. Chamber-
lnlll. Superintendent (1. 11. Matt and
many other high officials of the com-
pnlly spcnt lhc day at the company's
ollicca in this city. it is lcarncd that
they were at Work upon the informa-
tloll which Is being submitted to the.
directors commllloo for investigation
in making tip the now schedule which
will be offcrcd to thc omploycca. of!
f
1
The full list “'11th comparison of Millions of tho .wo years is as follow:
11.010 acrts of land. 1.122.053 1.111.303
02 mills. mauufactorioa and investments in lncch-
11.0.) 1001 ili‘Vt‘l‘ill classes by the company out
. ' "' .' .‘. ' w E up THE arch 27». l'rcsidcnt .lohu M. unlit
.l.701 dwelling houses. 334.700.1117 38.033.203 Lflbl" EK was in Ncw York yesterday. Wlicth-i
Bankrupt
anlcal and manufacturing operations. 1.135.050 1.002.075
707 ltorscs. 42.020 0:18.830
5-12 neat cattlc. 13.700 12.500
Farming utensils. mechanica‘ tools. ove' exemption. 00
115 clocks. watches, time-pieces. jewelry. 3.85:1 3.010
352 piano-fortes. and other musical instruments.
not exempt. 21.335 20105
liellsehold furniture and libraries, over exemption. 1.703 500
390 coaches. carriages and pleasure wagons. 30.900 21,010
Railroad. city and other corporation bonds. 2.150
‘ 310 stores and amount employed in merchandising
and trade. . 1.820.525 1.957.500
Quarries. fisheries. mines. oysters. 47.075 . 44.000
investments in Vessels. steamboats and commerce. 01.1114 134.130
Money at interest in this and other states, 4.310 4.0311
Money on,hand exceeding one hundrel dollars. 1.221 1.075
All taxable property not specifically mentioned. 6211.000 1197.250
'l‘on per cent. additional on list not given in. and .
additions by lloord of llcllef. 170.051 107.047.
Stocks not exem . 75
Total value. 314.051.1113 313.853.0115
Total amount of distortions. ' 207.082 204.73“:
Total value of taxable property, 313.754.0111 813 558.3113
Number of~ poll taxes. 1.130 1.039
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CHURCH CALENDARS.
South Norwalk Congregationalv~ PHIL-
Monday. 3:45 p. m.. the Junior Christ- The child labor problem. wt..cn is
fan Endeavor society in the church agitating the entire country at present.
parlors. A pleasant and helpful hou. ls ably discussed in the leading article
for the children. ‘ in thc April numbcr of l.c.:lic‘s Months
Tuesday. 7:15 p_ m.. the meeting or ly. an article which Is written authori-
laymen and lay women for praxcr and tativcly by W. S. \‘l’audby. 61100131 ag-
confcrencc. headers John 11. Lightwnt for the 11. 8. lh-partmcnt of Labor.
and .1, w. Purim-If. All are Invited. lAnothcr article as ictnarkabic for its
Wednesday, 3:30 p. in. the woman'sllllmlogrupha as for its text is that on
prayer meeting led by Miss Margarenlbo Fill! Walkers or Fiji one of the
M('Ch|ro and Mrs. Ferdinand nrlmndunexplaiued miracles of our own day.
All women in the congregation are “no ’ The 10111011101113th of a Shell Gil". 11
ed to be present. true story of life. on the same lines as
FRANK Leone's MONrHLv roe
A
Sale
procure
O
we
Intlvc Stock and " lectures
Must honour Re-
gunllcoa of Value
or Coot
Ladies“ tints. Suits,
Capes 311115111113.
Also a [all and complete line
of MILLINERY.
These Good: one being sold
very rapidly and make sure to
BARGAINS
while this Bankrupt Sale lasts.
Goods purchased now at this
some
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.. the familvzllllhe‘émcccssful Autobiography of n
gatherl i: of the church. The pastor, . begins in this number. it is a .
will stink on "Our Lord's ilandsilwrsnlml narrative of every day cxpen 54" 7371” "ft 11011
Tied." after which instructions will lic‘li‘m‘t‘ 1"“! 0f "1‘" Rl‘i‘flll‘nl 1111111811 ill-
glven the workers in the series «if?lv|‘1‘si. 'lhcrc Is also a timely study A 1001*: film Profit Ill if’flSi.
This will take the place 01:01 l’oiic Leo .\‘lll. with some Interest-
nictstlllgs. . .
'an portraits of tho t'll‘tlillillsi from
the teachers' meeting.
Friday. 1 :30 11. m.. the pastor's hour whom his successor will be chosen.
with the young people. Subject for A story by S. it. Crockett. of some . M . the charge ofupols‘oflingflhcr husband.“
n". (louver-sh)“. “Our Church Cove- glinz 111 Spain. and an Irish ncwnpapcr '. 1‘ James Mayhrlck. at Aigburth. by arac-i i
nnnt." vl‘iil'l) b)” Scunms Mat-Manna. sympa- V pic. and whose sentence of death was! v
South Norwnlk hiethodist.—Mondny. l lhi’lli‘illl." ”1151131011. Willi a thrilling
monthly [mining of (mp-m} j sea story. and an excellent animal talc
Board. This will be the last meeting"! a male in the coal mines. make ill!
of the leff‘l‘f‘lit'o ycnr. A large at- ‘ the chief part of the fiction ill this
lcudnuce is desired: ’l‘ucsdny. 7:30 o =numbcr.
111.. general class meeting. Brother Seth . M ”11' end of the magazine is a clev-
Remington. leader: 0 p. m.. special 191' sketch by Carolyn \t'cils of the best
meeting 0f the Epworth Maguc. in].;flt‘hl'nle for producing the great Am-
portant business: Wednesday, 3:00 p. .I’rlcaa trust-made novel of the future.
m.. Welsh Rarcbit Social. under thc ; and a number of light verses and short
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society. at 10101105.
the rcsldrnce of Mrs. James Golden. 1 i
l-alrtltld avenue: Thursday. 7:30 p. m., ' KING VICTOR INTERESTED 1N OUR
ii p. m..
-
"Moral Player Meeting. (rinsing Pray-é - NAVY.
L... \‘pnt'y‘~ pr mp “ear. Pastor sneaksl ROME, March 23-Klng Victor Em.
on “The Spiritual Side of the Coming 1 mannei today received Lieutenant
(thriSJCommander Potts. the tinned States
.navai attache. in private audience. and
m. All members should be present. 1 convened most cordially with him.
lntertainment and refreshmtnts. ishowlnz great interest in the progress
Norwalk Congregational Churchw.“ the navy of the United States and
Tueadly' s p. m.. Travel Club. at than.» recent manoeuvers in West lnalan
parsonage. London V.. "The Palace waters. The American pincer was as-
of Whitehall and Downing street; 1.101113th at the killz'fl 110°10’10th! 0'
Wednesday. 3 p. m.. prayer meeting; naval affairs generally.
ladies' Benevolent Association. Post-i ---——-
honed Bible reading by Miss Stella; The world ll I" 8 Find? and We do
Seymoud. Subject. “Return to Thine!“ 8001‘ many things behind the scenes.
ilwnl House. and Show How Great .. .
Things God Hath Done for Thee. All;
I .
t‘onfercncc:" ”" ‘ay. 8:00 p. m..
tlan industrial League. Monthly meet-
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN dz
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
of the church cordially invited!
8r... m.;..young ladies' class in light
gymnastics . Thursday. 7:30 p. m..
prayer nicotine of Yoang People's Soc. 1
iety. "A Mission Stndv of Africa." 8%
p. m.. church prayer meeting. Talks:
about the Bible. “Malachi." i
APRIL cosmopouran. ”‘5‘“ ”3;: vtao‘n‘wam row
The April Cosmopolitan is a careful ’ A. "$13.4“: 5.05“ 3.5“ 11:15
W bllflnced masts“?- it were!» 1" 0:65. 7:13 1:52; 3:16: 9:03;. 9:35:
the individual tastes of the many. and 9:40. 1013'“. 10:40 “:55: '
the many tastes of the individual. p. bf.-12:651.‘ {1‘3 3.15, 3.05
The" are 1" 81°00! Ind articles—101 1:202. 4.07 max. 5510 5:55;, the
pictures. Chief place is given to a 11:55:.7sifix: 3.00 10.30.‘ '
striking article on "The Americaniza SUNDAYS.
tion of the Canadian Northwest.“ writ A. 1—1230; 5.05" 5:681. 9:05.
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in effect December 21, 1902.
ten by William R. Stewart. A person gun
at sketch of Blornsterhe Bjornson. p. M.~3:802. 5,“, 5255‘ 7.”
the prophet-poet of Norway. in most en- 10: 10. ' ' '
terrainlngiy written, and is illustrated
with I number 0! beautiful pboto— LEAVE NEW YORK FOR OOUTH
graphs of the poet‘s home. "To Love
NORWALK.
or to be loved." in a philosophical as-
A. [—18:013. 5:000:00. 7:00.
w... a- w...“ ... M...
AND FUR *STORE
08 Washington St,
SOUTH BIO-WALK. ‘
BY ORDER OF THE COURT OF
BANKRUPTCY.
W'Don't mast/.1} SALE.
vol). Lao-r GHANOI.
”fabrics TO
Sealed Proposals will be received
the Board of Selectmen of the town
Wilton, Conn. until :1 p. in. of Thu
lions approved by the State liighw
Commissioner. Bids shall state 1
price per lineal foot for each or eithe
section of finished road complete. The
town. through is selectmon and the
State Highway commissioner reserve
the right to increase or diminish the
number of feet to be improved often
the contract is let. All bids must
the next highest bidder.
say. by Lavina Hart. in the course of
which she shows that to love means
increase of physical beauty—an
. and which may also be gained by phy~
slcll exercise. as is shown in the same
number by Bernard Machines. ln’aa‘
article entitled “Health blade and he
. served by Daily Exerciser" Dr. George
F. Shears when on “Indians." a
series. "m a Choice of
' Conn and
8:00x. 8:08. 9200:. 10:02:. 10:00.
11:00:, 11:02. ' '
P. hie—11:02. 1:04. 2:00x. 3:02.
$80!. 4:031. 4:00. 0:30. 5:02. 0:008.
6:112. 7:00x. 8:001. 9:001. 9:30. 11:00:.
SUNDAYE "‘0
a. u.—-t::oax, 6:00. 7:30. 10:01.
P. it.——s:oo. 11:00:. 11:00.
LEAVE OOUTN NOIWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. l.—-II:08!, It“, 1135‘. 3:13.
7203. I1“.- 93101.51.“ “3.5!. 1131.
E" P. IL—iltllh; 1:18. 8:031, 4:18.
{$3630. 1:051:0ng 9:15. 10:01,
2 ~~ H »
r: Mdgoport‘haddluoatoahovo—P.
3.4:“, 0:
(Calumet out
There a1-
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1 1M1,” allusion. ‘ _
the. . “
so thumb-idles“! on
GM ’m H. 1 ;; Ills.
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so
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.or. _
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-P-tl‘ifl—mlh. ml. 1350ull‘ni-lla. ails:
, " 'as‘umas . 0:10.11:0h: " ' ‘ 1
‘1'. its-rm. mt. ‘= ‘
specidcationa may be emitted at
ford.
Highway Commissioner reserve
right. to reject any and all bids.
CONTRACTQRS.
day. April 2nd. 1908. for the grading and
construction of two sections orgrav-
el road in the town of Wilton in ac-
cordancewiJi the plans and specifies
accompanied by a bond of dot less than
onethlrd of the amount of construe
tloa of the work. Any bidder refusing
to sign the contract at the prices oiler-
ed by him shall be required to forfeit
a sum from his bond equal to the dif-
ferences in prices between his bid and
Plans and
odioo of the Town Clerk. where bid:
will be owned. or: at the once of the
State Highway Commissioner in Hart.
The selenium and the State
Dated a watch. ‘ot. liar. 17, 190:.
JOSIAH'OILBBRT,
J. J. KHNZ. .. .
JOHN OORHAM. '
5‘ Saleem 7-; M“ of Wilton.
I117 61. - ' 7-:
tAccidcnilmrance
canal-i ' ’
~r bc ucnl thcrc on business counccl-j
cd with the present wugc scbcdulc
mutt-ovcmy cannot be learn-"l.
Sclcrnl of the members of tho uric.-
nncc colnlniitcc returned to the city1
last. night from their homes. The oth
era nrrlvcd this morning. A meeting
of thc committee will be hell this of-
tcrnoon. The members of the com.
mltcc any that the cmployccs of 1111:“
road urgc them to hasten the licgotla
tious.
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WRECK AT NEW HAVEN.
Freight Cars Pilod up and Traffic Much
Delayed.
NEW HAVEN. March 23--->A freight
train wreck in the Shore llnc cut tied
up trailic on the New York. Ncw 11a-
vcn and llnrtford railroad company.
for scvcral hours-l last night. and it was
daylight before the road was clearcd up.
antilcicntly to allow the tinssagc of;
trains In both directions. 1
A heavily loaded freight train pnllcd 1
out of the New Haven yards and stnrt‘!
ml in the direction of Cedar [1111. AM
air hose on one of the cars in the cell-g
ter of the train broke and the concus.
slon broke the couplings. This sen-l
stated the train and thc forward sec-1
lion rapidly drew away. When hour‘-
Iirndlcy slrcct 11 slowed down and the!
rear end. which had gained cousidcru
able momentum, crashed into the for»
ward section. (inc car was piled upon
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\Dotnam‘ Smart fishnet"! baskets
a .
wt . T. .
:3. m.;r 1- I A H I,
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do . 5.
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and Separate €21". '
0 our order from .‘I 81 “all models. not
We are selling Sui tho. would cost you
No long. "landing to be fitted.
They are all made 1
and tailored by experts.
20 pcr cent. more at your tallor‘s.
You don't have to plan. Simply try on 11 Is styles and we feel
aurc you will be satisfied beyond your expect ew garments are put.
on our racks daily. A few moments will (‘1: on that We have all
that's how and at a lower price than you' re sonic unnlity gar-
lncntn clscwlicrc. (‘onlo and ace the new llurlnents. cvcn if you
are not rcady to buy. ’
Ladics' Fine Vcncllan Cloth
Suits, navy and black. plent-
cd skirt. hiouao illckct. full
slocvc Willi iWo wide tucks.
double capo collar. finished
with wide band of taffeta
tllk. braid and passcmen-
tcric ornaments. valuc $111.
lLK COATS.
Dillilon has decreed that
Silk'will be lnuch
woilpriug and summer.
“pt know of any other
Vt‘l'V
“I 313.50 curator garments half as
Ladies“ Tailor Salts of Fine drciosirable as the dainty
Vcnclian, Cheviot Serge. ‘3, ‘ .
llrondcloth and Homespun Si! 1.." ‘ln'l“|p““”" 0’ ”m
gropd for these coats. wo
buffed for an exceptional
mixtures. made up iii the lat-
cat styles, full sleeve. cape
collars. ploatod skirts. blouse
jackets with broad fan pos-
tillion. and stole front. a
large assortment of natty
dbl‘icb and pretty styles.
:illi'ou ollr MilllldllA’I‘ld
costumes. worth 322, at 018.50 (7.11:.
Elegant 'l‘ai'orcd Stilts. direct and Misses" silk Goals.
from original designers. cx-
clusive styles in fine ela-
mincs. voilcs and broad
cloth. the most attractive
styics and bcst values in
the market at the price—
322.50 to 830.00
Our Scparnte Skirts are the
in find the short pleated
gniillso the popular loose
mint-h length. with and
“low and with stole front.
Attractive and fascinating
bcst styles that have ever c'.
bccu shown in this locality. ‘_‘_
Beautiful cloth shirts in the
most approved styles. cor‘ MEN'S SPRINGQAR.
l'cct shapes. best wOrkman-
ship. and fit guaranteed, at
$5.00 to $12.00
Ladies" Walking Skirts. all
new this season. light weight
cloth. at $2.00 to $9.00
Ladlea' Bicycle Skirts. Oxford
and Black. extra full plant
at back, value 85, at $3.90
MENTS.
won't neglected the little
1 1.
gent showing of Children's
nd Short Coats. all sizes,
82.50 to 310.
.1
‘1
top of the one immediately in front oil
it and three others were telescoped,
The tracks Wore torn up and the cut.
was strewn with wreckalzc and the cool
tents of the damaged cars. A number:
of trains in both directions
stalled. i
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Trial of Lawsuits Against Prlloneri
Have Been Postponed to One Year.
MRS. MAYBRICK TO BE RELEASED
(-
commuted to penal servitude, for life.
will be released in 11104. The announce-
ment comes from "lt' home office.
which now authorizes her Washington
lawyers to use the fact of her release
next year as a renew for securing the
postponement of the trial of the law
suits bcalla': on the prisoncr‘s inter-1I
est in land in Kentucky. Virginia and?
West Virginia until she is able to per-
sonally testify.
Those who are in a position to know
say that Home Secretary Alters-Done '
lass has shown great courtesy in con-
nection with the suits now pending in
America. that the decision to release
Mrs. Maybrick was entirely due to ef-
forts on this side of the Atlantic and
that. Ambassador Herbert has never
been called upon to act in this matter.
I
“'01’1‘1Consolidated Road May Run Bridge-
junction for trains going east from this
1 mcnts licrc are completed.
7 v . no “““““ N . . . . .
“Lflmi'mmhw‘”"ff: Mrs. H““""“'{ is, it is said, to run trains making cou-
. il.‘ 11“ i'~t it! Auluirtau human “0“". auctions for lirldst'hort and New Ha-
was ”’m L‘ m at ‘“ rpool ’" ”3‘ 0'“ you directly to linwlcyvillc over the
decrease the running time
iinnbury and llridacport and New Ha»
vcn and would probably make the fare
as it seems thoroughly practicable etc
New Haven.
Money. formerly of Brooklyn. was ac-
cidentaily shot in the abdomen near
here yesterday,
condition.
ymour’s
as .. . a:
at PEDESTRIAN ARRIVES.
1min ECUADOR, March 23—
legioppell, the Mexican pedes-
"icft Argentina about a year
:2 way to St. Louis. has ar-
. .
DANBURY TO HAWLEYVILLE.
port and New Haven Trains.
it is rumored in railroad circles that
lawic) villc will be made an important
‘5; ADVERTISING SCHEME.
the boldest and most unique.
scheme ever pcrpelrutcd
up recently by an advance
1'. Dick's Medicine in a Wei-1b
tlfifll‘e there are five grave-
yards. 7 re once graveyards f
countr . but now they are €11
the co e city. They are a
ore to the dead than
eligious zeal once so
men of like faith
_ iifc and lay together
’ doubtful of the power
_ to reach a man lying
ity as soon as the station iniprthL
The plan
iishland division instead of over the.
lanbury branch of the New York (11-
lsion to ilrooktieid Junction as now.
1 is poinlcd out that the. change would
between-
owcr. .
The chance is not an improbable one
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5th of March all these
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stop a moment and
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